Easter Eggs delivered to Wokingham Foodbank by Reading Consulting staff
Earley Town Council has thanked staff at URM Consulting in Reading after they delivered 56 Easter eggs to the Town Counci's Helpshop
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Community
Everything set for a spectacular May Fayre in Wokingham
The event will take place on bank holiday Monday, May 5.
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Starmaker Theatre Company brings joy and Madness to the stage
Young cast of Our House goes One Step Beyond
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Take aim with Crowthorne archers
Book now for a have-a-go event next month.
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Free road closures for VE Day parties
Wokingham borough council will be waiving costs for road closure orders.
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Ale to mark VE Day
Peacetime will be sold to raise money for the British Legion.
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Children’s home conversion approved
The homeowner applied to convert the three-bedroom property into a home for up to two children.
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Wargrave homes in former restaurant
The building was previously a pub and two different restaurants.
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MP disappointed by Govt failure to back campaign
The initiative aimed to encourage people in Wokingham to buy local.
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Football round-up: Odama and Green strike for the Sumas
Jaden Odama and Sam Green were on target for the Sumas.
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